FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Fraud Analyst/Researcher position?
Experience or substantial undergraduate coursework in finance/accounting, healthcare, or experience in the legal environment and information technology is required for this position. Good writing skills and oral communication capabilities are also necessary.
What does the role of a Fraud Analyst/Researcher entail?
The role involves conducting research, preparing various reports, and providing support to the Criminal Division of the Fraud Section of the DOJ. The position requires the ability to work independently in a team environment and a commitment to both individual tasks and the overall mission of the Section.
What skills are important for a Fraud Analyst/Researcher to have?
Some key skills for this role include strong research abilities, proficiency in finance/accounting or healthcare, experience in the legal field, information technology knowledge, good writing skills, and effective oral communication capabilities.
What can I expect to learn in this position?
As a Fraud Analyst/Researcher, you will learn in a hands-on, immersive environment that focuses on the overall mission of the Fraud Section. You will have the opportunity to develop your research and reporting skills while working on various assignments to support the Section.